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Otago Daily Times, Issue 317, 25 December 1862, Page 8

TAMTJg Fl^l.lEll'V.vin^par«liased «tf dlrrJohit O Hubert tl^e pif-mi-ts known as Hubert's Cafe and Club, Piiacep-Bxr,e>-t. Dunc'di* 1, b«yr* -to iijfoi'ov; the miTncvoas patrons «f tfw" estKli.i-hmenr. -that"1 nothing sha'l be wantii g on his parb to make the .establishment the moat comfortable one in town. T The' most strjct attention will be paid as to th«» quality of every aPtjile supplied, combined with civilitvand* attention. J. F. trusts that his up-?ouutry friends' will give him a call when «hey come to town. TO MERCHANTS. DRAYMEN, AND BTOREKEEHERS. rpHE Undersigned having erected a large Iron X Store at the landing-place, Sandspit, Waikouaiti, is prepared to receive, store, and forwai^dto'tl.e various tiigginga any merchandise shipped by 'this^* the best route {or tb« northern-gold fields!' The road by Waikouaiti to the Dunstan is admitted by all draymen who have tried both to be much better than; that by the Taieri, and to be preferred even a.t £5 per ton less cartage. The only 1 drawback hitherto, hSs' been the want of a convenient place to receive goods aa they are landed from the ships preparatory to loading. Such a convenience! now offer to the public at very moderate charges.. . t brays engaged, and goods forwarded for merchants and storekeepers at alow commission. - D. C. CAMPBELL, . Sandspit, Waikouaiti. CITY BOWLING SALOON. High-street. The above Saloon having undergone a thorough overhaul, is now in, first-rate working order. The Proprietor therefore invite gentlemen to.' look in and try the game. TO RETAIL STOREKEEPERS AND MINERS. nriHE Undersigned having opened his extensive JL Wholesale and Retail Storeon the Dunstan.gold field, is now prepared to supply the trade and diggers with every necessary article of food; clothing, or tools, at most moderate rates. Having purchased a large and well-selected stock, from first ibands, he is ready to guarantee .the quality and genuineness of every article he ofters for sale. He asks but one tidal to confirm this statement. ; " , t ....-;. I). C. CAMPBELL, , Post Office Store, .... ~ Manuherikia Junction, Dunslah. WAIKOUAITI ROUTE TO THE DUNSTAN AND SHAG VALLEY. DIGGINGS, ; ' .. GOODS received, stored, and forwarded^'at lowest •• rates.: .:. ■ .■■-, < ■~; '••-.- ~<■ '•■ ,■:■■ ■-. .'■ -^ D. C. CAMPBELL, V Iron.Store, Sand?pit J; Waikouaiti. HORSESi and Bullock Teams can now Andlioad- ■. IDg at • .. ■.-■ •...•,-.-- - ■.- . ■ .'/. ..;■> ■ , D. 0. CAMPBELL'S, \\^ ./;.■> Iron Store, Sandspit, .'.- - ~ .-•<:• ' ■ ;.'Waikquaiti.' • COACH AND BUGGY SHOP/ -; ; \J)" x .< ! ALL; kinds of Repairing and Job Work * neatly ; done with both English and American 1 'Material.^-.. ■■ . "■.'.■-. ■■'■ • '.'..'■ ■■ ■■ ■■ y- • \ Also, Veterinary and Shoeing Forge on Copl> , premises.'Stafford-street. - ( -.-..-,-, .-,.-f ....,;•,' ' .-..;::' .•. ... ■■. -.;.,¥.-BLACE. ; A USTRALIAH AGRICULTURAL COM-! t\ PANY'S CtiAl,, screen^ or smithy, de-> Jlvered at shoriest notice; in city or isuburb3., by ■ the; undersigned. . ,'. -.'..'. '.".'.'./[' i JAMES L. & C. BURKE, ! •■ ... , Princes-street, opposite Barracks. PORT PHILLIP FOUNDRY, MELBOURNE. LANGLANDS BROTHERS' & CO., ENGINEERS,. . . ' I ; - IROXFOUNDERS, BLACKSMITHS,:BOILER-. ..:..-, MAKERS, &a,. ; - .;; /' ' ARE prepared to execute orders for Saw-mil! Gear, Mining, and Pumping Gear. . •' ', Erifiiues of any'description or size made to order Boilers ', -Shell, Cornish/marine,, and tubular. Extensive assortment of Engineers'lronmongery, comprising—' .. Jb'jles ;. flax and engine packing: stocks', and dies; ratchet braces, shifting 'spanners lathes, belting, pulley blocks, wire rope; cotton was>te, water and steam guag^Si guage glai^e/jy iron piping, and brass worn, of eveiy description. • ...":. ~ ; N.B. Builders .of iron screw or paddle boats,;and mavine engines of all'descriptious. ; * ■ •RKTIRIMG FkOMRBTAIL'BUSINESS. ; ALL ACCOUNTS due to the. firm .of AI'LeoJ and Gibson, must be settled within one month from , date, otherwise legal proceedings-will be taken for re} covery of same without further notice, ~"'''•' Dunedin, 20th November, 1862..' .[.; ; TO TRADESMAN,' SPECI/IATORS, and Others, in sea rob: of; first-class:..' Business Premises or Investment of. Capital.! -The'tindejsigaecl is open to treat with piincipals onlydibrrttio SaJtaqf either .of the undermenticiKU Busisieas.Ere'mises—purposing to carry- on the business of dhetuiOj Companies in one shop only—either that most desirable site known us ; The New Zealand Co., mtu.ite corner Princes and Ruttmy streets, or those valuable premises-known Jis,1- ■ ' : • The City Co., situate High-street. For terms and particulars, apply feo ; 11. P. MOUSE, Rattray-street.. NOTICE. i mHE UNDERSIGNKDL'beg ?to announce that J_ tliey liave appioprhttc-d pavi of tJieir extensive proniises in Princes etrftet.^ as- an • anttidn mart, arid for the Btovage,of,gQods%entrusted to them^for. sa,le. Having arranged with Mi' C. A. lioas'for the management of any salc9 with' which-'they may be avoved, they trust Mr Ress's long experience as an auctioneer, combined - with promptitude will obtain' them a sharei of public support.' i .; " FREDERICK MOSS & CO. ROWLEY'S EXPRESS OFFICES, • .-CUTTING, / PRINCES-STItEET, : Messages and Parcels Forwarded to the Whole of the Gold Fields.; nnHE Pony Express Startsfor Waitahuna, WetherJL stone's, ana Tuapeka, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; and tor the Dunstan, every Saturday. -■• '>'- X ■-■"•■ ROWLEY'S EXPRESS OFFICES, Cutting, Princes-streej; ELLIS'S Livery and Bait Stables, North East Valley. Good Stabling on reasonable terms. Good Saddle, Fackjj-'arid Cart Horses for sale or hire. Oats, Chaff, Hay, and Bran for Sale. Paddock accommodation close to the stables. - - , , THOMAS. JONES, (Late: of Sandridge,) ~ ; : . Watchmaker, Jeweller, Goldsmith, &c, Princes Stkeex, .Through : the Cutting. ■ fV\ J. has a large and well selected assortment-of JL • Colonial and English Jewellery, Gold and Silver Watches, &c, Twhich he offers to; the public at prices to induce them to giya .him a portion of their patronage. ' ' ,-.-.\ :>: ' ,:. Having bad long experience in the Watchmaking buainees, any Watches, Clocki?,"&c.,"leftwith him to be repaired, -their- performance will be ■ guaranteed, and no extra charge made for' any alterations t)aey may require. , . | Chronometers, Sextants, and Compasses, %Srefully repaired : Tubes for Barometers, Object Glasses for Telescopes / Spectacles to suit all ages. Watch Glasses One-Shilling, Keys Sixpence. GEORGE R. WEST, PIANOFORTE AND MUSIC SELLER, George Street,: (next Bath Hotel,) PIANOFORTES', Harmoniums?, Flutinas*, Concertinas'/ and every description .of Musical instruments Tuned pr.d,Repaired. •; ■■••»•-. All the popular Music by. Bi'Albert, Farmer, Brimley,'Richards, Osborae, and other eminent composers on Sale. , " " A superior assortment of Pianofortes now on view by ;"Broadwood," (importecld^rectby Mr. Krull.) New Music received by every Mail. s . " Alexandre" Harmoniums, for Sale, suitable for I>iyine Service. ; ~ ~..., - •'. V' v" Counti-y Orders punctually attended to. ; BOOTS AND SHOES. ! ; QPIER and LEVIEN, Importers and ManufacKj turers, Princes street, adjoining the Cutting. S. and L. have alwaVsVpn h^nd- a large and choice .a^rtio,ent''<>{;V^a^a|Dle;Vßoo,iß'and Shoes jof every description J^om tb^besf makei-is.; .; •■■-■■'--l ■* ; -,;■■■•■: jyootßinaUe to order,;'an'd repairs neatly executed. ■ CQ'JM^ vderspunot.MaHynttenflfdto. , t PARTIES proceeding to the above diggings can be supplied with all sorts of diggers' tools, provisions,- wearing apparel, &c. at Dunedin prices, at the Storeof tha Undenrtgneth „«.'.' * JAMiS JONES,